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Town of Saugerties: Homepage: [Digital Towpath] 2020 COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ULSTER COUNTY www.UlsterChamber.org www.UlsterChamber.org 1 CONTENTS 4 Letter from the Chamber President 32 Entertainment and Events Welcome to the 2020 Ulster County Regional Chamber of Magnificent Milestones Commerce Community Resource Guide and Membership Directory 34 Health and Wellness 8 Benefits of Membership Compassionate Care Over a Century of Service 38 Heritage 9 Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Cherishing Our Past Foundation 40 Homes and Lifestyles 12 Creating a Climate Where Business Can Thrive We’ve Got Your Style 18 Accommodations 46 Shopping World-Class Lodging Irresistible Indulgences 20 Arts and Culture 48 Sports and Recreation Fabulously Fine-Tuned Come for the View, Stay to Play 22 Business and Industry 50 Tourism We Make the World’s Products On the Right Track 26 A Community That Cares 52 Categorical Member Listings Everyone Has a Place at the Table 92 Advertising Index Education 30 93 Alphabetical Member Listings No One Left Behind 98 Categorical Index The Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for their contributions: Directory Coordinator and Advertising Sales – Carol Ricken Graphic Design and Layout – Allison Costanzo Corporate SPONSORS Editorial – Robert Mitchell & Paula Mitchell Photo Credits: CORPORATE LEADERS Cover: Feature photo: Kelder’s Farm Ulster Savings Bank Additional Cover Photos: (Left to Right) The Clearwater at Hudson River Maritime Central Hudson Gas & Electric Museum, O+ Festival Photos by Neville Bean Design Emerson Resort & Spa Accommodations: Rocking Horse Ranch Resort; Holiday Inn Express - Saugerties Rondout Savings Bank Arts and Culture: Woodstock Symphony Orchestra, photo by John Fischer; Artist-in-Residence program, SUNY Ulster CORPORATE PARTNERS Business and Industry: Arconic Fastening Systems; WineRacks.com Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union A Community That Cares: People’s Place; Ulster Literacy Association Education: Center for Spectrum Services; Woodstock Day School Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union Entertainment and Events: Woodstock Film Festival; O+ Festival, photo by Nicole Digilio CORPORATE SUPPORTERS Health and Wellness: CareMount Medical P.C.; Golden Hill Nursing and Sickler, Torchia, Allen & Churchill, CPA’s, PC Rehabilitation Center HealthAlliance - A Member of WMCHealth Network Heritage: Friends of Senate House; Ulster County Clerk Community Products, LLC Homes and Lifestyles: Modern Shacks; N&S Supply Health Quest Shopping: exit ninteen; Wiedy Furniture Center Naccarato Insurance Sports and Recreation: Women’s Wooodstock Cycling Grand Prix; CareMount Medical Ulster County Rail Trails Tourism: Rail Explorers; Catskill Mountain Railroad Co. SUSTAINING SPONSORS Staff Photo: Lisa Gillman KoscoHeritage The UPS Store Copyright 2020 – Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Adams Fairacre Farms Liazon 214 FAIR STREET KINGSTON, NY 12401 P HONE: 845.338.5100 Fax: 845.338.0968 EM- AIL: [email protected] Information in this directory was carefully compiled to ensure maximum accuracy. However, the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce, Inc. cannot guarantee the correctness of all information provided herein. Readers noting inaccurate information are asked to contact the Chamber office with corrections and updates. For the most current information available on members, please visit the Chamber’s website at www.UlsterChamber.org. Contents published by Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce© 2020 All Rights Reserved. 2 Community Resource Guide 2020 32 Entertainment and Events Magnificent Milestones 34 Health and Wellness Compassionate Care 38 Heritage Cherishing Our Past 40 Homes and Lifestyles We’ve Got Your Style 46 Shopping Irresistible Indulgences 48 Sports and Recreation Come for the View, Stay to Play 50 Tourism On the Right Track 52 Categorical Member Listings 92 Advertising Index 93 Alphabetical Member Listings 98 Categorical Index www.UlsterChamber.org 3 LETTER FROM THE CHAMBER PRESIDENT Welcome to the 2020 Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Community Resource Guide and Membership Directory Three words. Three very important words to the more than 1,000 local businesses and organizations that comprise the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce: “Keep it Local!” These words resonate throughout our region. They have appeared in print hundreds if not thousands of times. We speak them at all our events and every week on the BOARD OF DIRECTORS ‘Spotlight on the Chamber’ Radio Show. Not a day goes by that we don’t urge someone to OFFICERS Keep it Local. CHAIR David Gagnon There are many important reasons for all of us to remember to Keep it Local. Dollars Gagnon & Associates, CPAs spent locally circulate seven times in the local economy. Spending your dollars locally PRESIDENT Ward D. Todd increases the amount of sales tax collected which allows municipalities to continue to Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce provide their essential services and reduces the burden on property taxes. Shopping locally also keeps local people employed. You’ll find many of the helpful staff behind the counters at your favorite shops and stores to be your CHAIR ELECT John Burlingham American Solutions for Business friends and neighbors. TREASURER Crystal Jacob A close inspection of the membership list in this directory shows the diversity of our local economy. We have Ulster Savings Bank small and large businesses – in business parks and in basements – multi-million dollar businesses and a variety of hospitality options, mom-and-pop stores, shops and restaurants. They are the lifeblood of our local economy and SECRETARY Kevin Quilty we could not survive as a community without them. Community Foundation of Ulster County As we continue our mission of “Shop Local,” “Buy Local” and “Keep it Local”, we urge everyone reading this IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Don Verity publication to shop in our area stores, buy local products and keep your dollars right here, circulating in our local Pamal Broadcasting WBPM economy. Christopher Bowers We invite you to join the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce in our efforts to promote our The Reis Group members and help our community succeed. Thomas R. Brunelle, MBA, FACHE If I can be of any assistance to you, please don’t hesitate to contact me directly: 845.338.5100 x101 or Ward@ HealthAlliance Hospitals, members of WMC UlsterChamber.org. or visit our website www.UlsterChamber.org. Health Thomas Cole Ward D. Todd UnitedHealthcare President Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Fran DePetrillo-Savoca Ulster County Tourism “Creating a Climate Where Business Can Thrive” Brianne Ebel ULSTER COUNTY REGIONAL CHAMBER OF Commerce Staff Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern/HITS Jeremy Ellenbogen Ward D. Todd Valerie Walsh Ingrid Kulick Ellenbogen Group, Inc/Seven21 Media Center President Office Manager Executive Director Chamber Foundation Jennifer Fabiano Robert G. Hirsch Allison Costanzo Rondout Savings Bank Director of Business Services Graphic Design & Cindy O’Connor & Communication Administrative Assistant Bookkeeper Miriam Gibbons PuroClean Professional Restoration Carol Ricken Jess Davis Robert Mitchell Director of Membership/ Director of Membership Newsletter Editor Brian Ginty Project Manager Engagement Hudson Valley Financial Services Justin Goldman Bank of Greene County Debra Harris BEST WESTERN PLUS Hotel & Conference Center Timothy Hayes Central Hudson Gas & Electric Michael Paesano Adams Fairacre Farms Alan Roberts SUNY Ulster, President Tony Troccia Ulster Savings Bank Eugene Waterbury Begnal Motors 4 Community Resource Guide 2020 www.UlsterChamber.org 5 6 Community Resource Guide 2020 www.UlsterChamber.org 7 Welcome to The ULSTER COUNTY REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE O VER A CENTURY OF SERVICE The Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce is a private business membership organization working to advance the health and vitality of Ulster County. With a membership of over 1,000 businesses and organizations that employ approximately 25,000 local workers, the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce is the largest business-advocacy organization in Ulster County. Through the energy of its staff, board and volunteers, the Chamber represents the interests of the business community and helps businesses solve problems and promote themselves through shared experiences, ideas and resources. We believe that it is through our collective experience and knowledge that we can accomplish together what no one voice could do individually. M ARKETING OPPORTUNITIES M AKING CONNECTIONS WES B ITE & PRINT LISTINGS BU S SINES REFERRALS With your Chamber membership, we include your business in print The Chamber actively promotes members and their services through staff and on the Chamber’s website. All members are listed in our keyword- referrals, direct links from the Chamber’s website, the Chamber newsletter searchable directory with all contact information and both alphabetically “ChamberNews,” and through the many networking opportunities and by category in our annual Community Resource Guide & Membership available for members. Our “KEEP IT LOCAL” initiative encourages Directory. The directory is distributed extensively throughout the region members and the community to do business locally and support our and is included in all relocation packets. Preferred Website Listings are Chamber members. also available for a nominal annual fee. Active members’ web pages and emails are included. MONT HLY NEWSLETTERS “ChamberNews,”
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